安住当下高三英语复习测试题120分(十)

2021年1月19日发(作者：熊琳)


























高三英语复习测试题
120
分（十）

第一部分

英语知识运用（共两节
,
满分
35
分）

第一节


语法与词汇（共
15
小题；每小题
1< br>分，满分
15
分）

1. Not having given birth to ____son, Catherine decided to have ______third child.
A. a; a










B. the; the







C. a; the












D. the; a
2.
Frozen
wastes,
vast
mountain
ranges,
huge
open
fields
,countless
rivers
and
endless
forests
______the fantastic natural _____of Canada.
A. consist of; sights

B. make up; scenery

C. are made up of; scenery

D. are consisted of; view
3. The CN Tower, _______the Canadian national tower, __________in the heart of Toronto.
A. for short; is located



B. short of; lies


C. in short; locates



D. short for is situated

4
Mild
weather,
abundant
sunshine,
plenty
of
beaches,
and
________,
a
two- day
weekend

_____the convenience for Australians to go in for sports.
A. above all; contribute to


B. first of all; owe to


C. all in all; lead to

D. best of all; refer to

5. Australia is a sporting nation, _______you can feel their absolute love for sport .
A. the one that











B. one where








C. the one where



D. it where
6. ______the Sacred Way _____pines tress, you can see huge stone statues of twenty-four animals
and twelve officials.
A. Followed; is lined with





















B. Following; to be lined with
C. To follow; to line with





















D. Following; lined with


7. Giant Pandas ,______ China, are well protected now.
A. home to











B. open to









C. native to







D.

equal to
8. The negative influence the increased tourism has ________the preservation of the historic sites
has overweighed the profit it has brought about..
A. about














B. on












C. over











B. of
9.
____
makes
telling
the
truth
harder
than
lying
is
_______truth
requires
research
and
facts,

______ lies need none.
A. What; what; when



B. What; that; while




C. That; that; while




D. That; what; but
10. Japan relies heavily on China
’
s _____, including rare earths metal, which are used in high-tech
goods.
A. resources










B. sources










C. assistance





D. production



’
s
rapid
development
has
dramatically
changed
the
international
balance
of
power,

_____ in the Asia- Pacific region.
A. particularly








B. specially









C. apparently





D. originally
12.
To
protect
sovereignty(
主权
)
and
safeguard
national
dignity,
we
need
to
stick
to
civilized
manners _____the rule of law.
A. as well as










B. besides that








C. except for







D. in addition

13.__________the Japanese government defends their move to
“
purchase the Diaoyu Islands
”
, it
cannot hide the truth that it has been
“
buying
”
things that belong to others.
A. Whatever










B. No matter how





C. Whenever







D. No matter why
14. ----Why do you choose to work in an international travel agency?
----Well, you know, English is my







So it is my best choice.
A. strength









B. talent














C. ability








D. skill
15. I
’
d like to buy a ticket for the concert tomorrow, but ____was available even two days ago.
A. nothing












B. no one











C. none










D. neither



第二节

完型填空
(共
20
小题；每小题
l
分，满分
20
分
)




We were experiencing one of the worst winters in years
．
It was very cold and the

16

was
deep
，
and Mary
，
my neighbor
，

17

that all was not well with our new neighbor-
Sabina
．
So we put on our winter coats and snow boots and

18

our way to visit the family in the
dark
．




Mary was right
．
Sabina was

19

in bed and her two pre-school children were sitting around

20


．
The dishes and laundry hadn’t been


21

for many weeks
．
We didn’t
know if the children
had
been
fed
．
We
had
no
idea
how
to

22

her
husband
but
we
knew
she
was
in
a
serious
depression(
忧郁症
)
．
We fed the children
，
washed the dishes and did the

23

.Hours later
，
as we
walked home
，
we

24

that she needed professional help so we made some

25

．
The next
day
，
a social

26

came to help her
．




Sabina told me later that week that she would be going to a ho
spital for

27

．
We told her
we would look after the children while she was

28

.



Mary and I each brought back a child to our own houses
．
The children

29

quickly in the
stable and happy homes
．
Soon after that
，
their


30

father came to visit us
．
He told us he would
be

31

the children to another country of their grandparents and that his

32

would also move
there when she recovered
．




Mary
and
I
were
both
happy
to
be

33

when
Sabina
and
the
children
needed
help
．
I
am
positive that i
t was something in our heart that

34

us to see her that evening
．
So when God
impresses you to help someone in need-just do it
．
Perhaps He has put you in a

35

or workplace
for
“such a time as this
．
”

16
．
A
．
fog











B
．
water








C
．
snow










D
．
well
17
．
A
．
confirmed





B
．
decided







C
．
wondered






D
．
suspected
18
．
A
．
1ed










B
．
made









C
．
drove










D
．
took
19
．
A
．
sick










B
．
asleep








C
．
painful









D
．
breathless
20
．
A
．
freely








B
．
helplessly






C
．
peacefully






D
．
angrily
21
．
A
．
brought up




B
．
looked after




C
．
washed away




D
．
ch
ecked up
22
．
A
．
surpr
ise






B
．
send










C
．
reach










D
．
ask
23
．
A
．
dinner








B
．
housework




C
．
1aundry








D
．
Favor

24
．
A
．
found








B
．
doubted







C
．
hoped










D
．
agreed
25
．
A
．
calls









B
．
decisions






C
．
preparations





D
．
changes
26
．
A
．
doctor








B
．
editor








C
．
1awyer










D
．
worker
27
．
A
．
medicine






B
．
treatments





C
．
operations






D
．
examinations
28
．
A
．
recovering





B
．
dying








C
．
curing










D
．
relaxing
29
．
A
．
escaped







B
．
1earned







C
．
grew











D
．
adapted
30
．
A
．
hopeful







B
．
crazy









C
．
grateful









D
．
satisfied
31
．
A
．
paying








B
．
1eaving







C
．
flying










D
．
giving
32
．
A

neighbor






B
．
children







C
．
parents









D
．
wife
33
．
A
．
available






B
．
attractive






C
．
friendly









D
．
consistent
34
．
A
．
showed







B
．
directed







C
．
selected









D
．
needed
35
．
A
．
neighborhood


B situation








C chance











D
．
night
第 二部分：阅读理解（共
20
小题；每小题
2
分，满分
40
分 ）





































A



Dear Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul,



Most people don
’
t really know what pressures a typical teenager has to go through. Sure, our
parents
and
grandparents
were
once
teens,
but
things
are
so
different
now.
It
has
never
been
tougher to be a teenager.



It had never been more important to be in the
“
right group
”
or to have the
“
right brand
”
of
shoes.
And
those
are
the
easy
things
to
deal
with.
We
also
face
problems
with
family,
friends,
relationships and school pressures.



When
it
gets
to
be
too
much
,
I
turn
to
my
friends.
One
friend
I
could
not
live
without
is
Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul. Your books have been so inspiring to me and have helped me
to deal with and understand the problems I go through.



For example, I went through a confusing time with my friends when we got to junior high. I
had know these friends since kindergarten, and when we began junior high it seemed like some of
them began to change. We started hanging out with different groups, and we slowly grew so far
apart that it seemed as if we had never been friends. I felt confused and hurt.
Sometime
during
this
period
I
read
the
story
Friends
Forever
in
Chicken
Soup
for
the
Teenage Soul II. I felt so much better after reading it. It was like a weight had been lifted from me
when I realized that many friendships went through changes and that we weren
’
t the only friends
to experience
them.




People
change,
but
that
doesn
’
t
mean
we
have
to
lose
the
friendships
we
once
shared.
My
friends and I still spend time together when we can and care about each other a lot. That things are
different doesn
’
t mean I have to forget about all the good times we had. I will always keep the
memories in a safe place in my heart.
Sincerely,
Peter
ing to the author, parents and grandparents







.

’
t have to overcome difficulties when in their teens

’
t fully understand the pressures of being a teenager now
easily deal with things such as choosing friends and shoes

’
t need to give help to teenagers with pressures and problems
author turns to Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul








.
he has quarreled with friends












he goes to a new environment
he couldn
’
t deal with the pressures







he has spare time after school
did the author feel confused and hurt when he got to junior high?
e he and his friends weren
’
t in the same school.
e his friends refused to hang out with him.
e he was too busy to be with his friends.
e he was afraid that he had lost his friends.
does the underlined word
“
them
”
in Para. 5 refer to?
ships.


s.

s.


res.
the letter the author mainly tells us that






.
change but friendships always last




will go through many changes in life
s sometimes cause hurt and confusion


ships should be kept with skills


































B
Americans like to think of themselves as martyrs (
烈士
) to work. At this time of the year they
admire
the
laziness
of
their
European
cousins,
particularly
the
French.
Studies
show
that
the
average American gets only four weeks of paid leave a year compared with seven for the French
and eight for the German. In Paris many shops close down for August; in Washington, where the
weather is really hot, they remain open, some for 24 hours a day.
But
when
it
comes
to
the
young,
the
situation
is
just
opposite.
American
children
have
it
easier
than
most
other
children
in
the
world,
including
the
supposedly
lazy
European
children.
They have one of the shortest school years anywhere, a mere 180 days compared with an average
of 195 for OECD countries and more than 200 for East Asian countries. German children spend 20
more days in school than American ones, and South Koreans over a month more. Over 12 years, a
15-day deficit (
赤字
) means American children lose out on 180 days of school, equal to an entire
year.
Americans also divide up their school time strangely. They cram (
塞满
) the school day into
the morning and early afternoon, and close their schools for three months in the summer. The long
summer
vacation
acts
like
a
mental
eraser,
with
the
average
child
reportedly
forgetting
about
a
month
’
s
worth
of
instruction
in
many
subjects
and
almost
three
times
that
in
mathematics.
American
academics
have
invented
a
term
for
this
phenomenon,
“summer

learning
loss
”
.
It
is
leaving American children ill-equipped to compete. They usually perform poorly in international
educational
tests,
coming
behind
Asian
countries
that
spend
less
on
education
but
work
their
children
harder.
California
’
s
state
universities
have
to
send
over
a
third
of
their
classes
to
take
some extra courses in English and math.

41.

The main purpose of the first paragraph is to tell us ________.
A.

Americans needn
’
t be to hard-working








B. Americans have a wrong way of working

C. Americans work too hard






D. Americans and Europeans have different working attitudes
42. According to the passage, European children ________.
A. have more pressure in their studies














B. are usually considered to be lazy
C. don
’
t need to work hard at their lessons






D. are more diligent than American children
43. In the writer
’
s opinion, American children _________.
A. are more creative than children from other countries



B. are poorly equipped for the future
C. can benefit much from the long vacation








D. don
’
t make full use of their school time
44. During the long summer vacation, American children _________.
A. will make up for their lost lessons













B. spend most of the time learning
C. probably don
’
t care about studies










D. will suffer some memory problems
45. What would be the best title for the passage?
A. The Less Diligent American Children









B. The School Education in America
C. The Work Attitude of Americans










D. The Summer Holidays in America































C


It
was
reported
last
week
that
developers
could
take
photos
from
Apple
mobile
and
Google
Android devices without the phone owners knowing that the images were being taken. In Apple’s
case, developers can also obtain the location information for each photo.



Senator(
参议员
)
Charles
Schumer
said
in
a
telephone
interview
that
his
office
had
spoken
with officials at both Apple and Google on Monday.


“We asked them if they could find a way on their own to prevent App
le from having access to
private info,” Mr. Schumer said. “They were friendly and open to the idea that this ought to be
changed.”